Today is a great day for Attorney Paul Tennison to celebrate an important milestone in his career. Ten years ago he and his classmates graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point. The overall challenging curriculum at West Point was not always easy, but the discipline he attained, the support of his classmates, and the friendships he forged made the effort very worthwhile.
Since graduation, Paul has worn the uniform of the United States Army on Active Duty and with the TNRNG at Fort Sill, Camp Casey and Hovey Korea, Vilseck Germany, in Tennessee, and BPTA Poland. He is very happy with where the past decade has taken him.
Cole Law is also very proud that Paul has brought his knowledge and dedication to our firm. In addition to practicing in other areas of civil litigation, Paul has a special interest in military law. He is uniquely qualified and dedicated to helping service members and veterans with legal issues that they may encounter.
You are likely feeling some apprehension if you are about to participate in divorce mediation, and the following questions may be churning in your mind:
Is divorce mediation mandatory in Tennessee? Do I need an attorney to represent me during negotiations? Must I agree with the mediator's viewpoint? Can I walk away if I feel that I am being treated unfairly during mediation? What happens if my spouse and I can't agree on a settlement? How do I prepare for mediation? Is the timing of mediation critical in my overall divorce strategy?
In the following article Attorney Paul Tennison offers a summary of what you might expect prior and subsequent to divorce mediation.
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What to Expect in Divorce Mediation
To see how Cole Law is providing a safe and proficient work environment for our employees, as well as protecting clients and potential clients, visit our Covid-19 Update: How We Are Serving and Protecting Our Clients at www.colelawgrouppc.com. We are carrying on and here to help you!
COVID-19 has sparked widespread confusion and multiple rumors regarding its impact on legal issues related to Family Law, Labor & Employment Law, Landlord-Tenant Law, Business Law, Immigration Law, and the legal community at large. As a public service, Cole Law attorneys have responded to a list of questions most frequently voiced by our clients and potential clients in regard to the specific legal matters listed above. We hope that by sharing this information, we may alleviate some of your confusion and concerns as well. Simply click on any of the following links:
https://www.colelawgrouppc.com/family-law-faq.html
https://www.colelawgrouppc.com/labor-employment-law-faq.html
https://www.colelawgrouppc.com/landlord-tenant-law-faq.html
https://www.colelawgrouppc.com/business-law-faq.html
https://www.colelawgrouppc.com/immigration-law-faq.html
https://www.colelawgrouppc.com/enforcement-faq.html
https://www.colelawgrouppc.com/government-updates-faq.html
The remaining sites below provide CDC, state, and/or local updates regarding public health orders, court operations, and other additional information:
CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/
State: https://www.tn.gov/health/cedep/ncov.html
Local: http://www.williamsonready.org/266/Coronavirus-Disease
Court: https://www.tncourts.gov/Coronavirus
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The Presidential Proclamation Suspending Entry of Immigrants Who Present Risk to the U.S. Labor Market During the Economic Recovery Following the COVID-19 Outbreak will significantly affect the immigration opportunities for many individuals currently outside of the United States. However, the Proclamation may not ultimately prevent a majority of individuals who are seeking lawful permanent residency in the United States from obtaining green cards.
Attorney Andy Goldstein, who authored this analysis of the Presidential Proclamation, leads our Immigration Law team at Cole Law Group. If you believe that you or a loved one may be affected by the recent Proclamation, you should seek legal advice from an experienced Nashville immigration attorney immediately.
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Coronavirus and Immigration–What You Must Know About Presidential Proclamation
Taking today to honor our veterans by upholding our commitment to support those who have served and protected our country.
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Cole Law Attorney Paul Tennison was selected to moderate a panel discussion among legal and military experts on the differences in Criminal Procedure between the UCMJ and Civilian Criminal Court systems at Cardozo Law School on January 20, 2021 at 11am CST. Paul said he was excited to lead the discussion with his firsthand knowledge of military law as a commissioned officer for over 10 years and as a military law attorney. The panel explored the differences in procedure between these two systems, the difference in objectives, and what each system can learn from the other. This event was hosted by Cardozo Law on a private Zoom meeting.
Operation Stand Down Tennessee provides and connects Veterans and their families with comprehensive resources focused on transition, employment, housing, benefits, peer engagement, volunteerism and connection to the community.
Engage. Equip. Empower. https://www.osdtn.org
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With COVID-19 moving many aspects of life online, some clients prefer to conduct initial consultations or follow up legal meetings virtually. Cole Law is happy to accommodate you with video conferencing via Zoom or your platform of choice.
Cole Law Attorney Paul Tennison has been selected to moderate a panel discussion among legal and military experts on the differences in Criminal Procedure between the UCMJ and Civilian Criminal Court systems at Cardozo Law School on January 20, 2021 at 11am CST. Paul is excited to lead the discussion with his firsthand knowledge of military law as a commissioned officer for over 10 years and as a military law attorney. The panel will explore the differences in procedure between these two systems, the difference in objectives, and what each system can learn from the other. This event will be hosted by Cardozo Law on a private Zoom meeting. Anyone interested in attending virtually may contact Cole Law Group at 615-490-6020 to request further information.
Cole Law Attorney Paul Tennison has been selected to moderate a panel discussion among legal and military experts on the differences in Criminal Procedure between the UCMJ and Civilian Criminal Court systems at Cardozo Law School on January 20, 2021 at 11am CST. Paul is excited to lead the discussion with his firsthand knowledge of military law as a commissioned officer for over 10 years and as a military law attorney. The panel will explore the differences in procedure between these two systems, the difference in objectives, and what each system can learn from the other. This event will be hosted by Cardozo Law on a private Zoom meeting. Anyone interested in attending virtually may contact Cole Law Group at 615-490-6020 to request further information.
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“The time is always right to do what is right.” -MLK
